KAD/ENC/005 is used to encode data from any KAM-500 module in an IRIG-106 Ch.4 PCM stream. Frame configuration is versatile and fully IRIG-106 compliant.
Features
- 100% IRIG-106 compliant
- Fully software programmable
- Up to 14 PCM codes at up to 16 Mbps
- 2 to 32K words per major frame
- 1 to 8K words per minor frame
- 4 to 64 bits per word (programmable word by word)
- Odd, even or no parity (programmable word by word)
- Supports any sync. word and sub-frame strategy
Applications
- Encode data in IRIG-106 Ch.4 PCM stream
DAS Studio 3 software allows you to configure DAUs, network switches, recorders & ground stations in an integrated environment.
The KAD/BCU/140 is a full-duplex Ethernet Acra KAM-500 backplane controller, programmer, and IPv4 packet generator with a link speed of 100BASE-TX.
KAD/ENC/106 is used to encode data from any KAM-500 module in an IRIG-106 Ch.4 PCM stream. Multiple KAD/ENC/106 modules can be included in a KAM-500 system.
The KAD/ENC/111 is a CCSDS encoder with an Ethernet interface and a 64 MB internal memory buffer.
KAD/ENC/005 1 Channel IRIG-106 PCM Encoder
The KAD/ENC/005 is used to encode data from any KAM-500 module in an IRIG-106 Ch.4 PCM stream. Frame configuration is versatile and fully IRIG-106 compliant. Parameters to be transmitted are stored in predefined locations in RAM. Each parameter has a word definition that includes the location in RAM, bits per word, MSB sent first/last and parity. This definition controls the RAM reader and the parallel-to-serial converter.
The KAD/ENC/005 has differential-ended (D/E RS-422) outputs for data and clock along with buffered TTL outputs for NRZ-L and the four-bit/word/minor-frame/major-frame pulses. Multiple KAD/ENC/005 modules can be included in a KAM-500 system and parameters can be sent to some or all of the encoders. For example, a system can have two encoders using different codes, data rates, word lengths, and frame lengths. The only restriction is that an integral number of major frames be transmitted per acquisition cycle.
Aerospace Instrumentation Brochure
Modern aerospace instrumentation systems can be highly complex, and it can be difficult to know how to meet program needs. It’s not unusual for requirements to change during a campaign and cause significant delays, and data must be captured reliably no matter what – otherwise expensive additional flights will be needed or months of program data could be lost. Read our brochure to learn how you can reduce your risk with commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions.